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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17

The Bridge Company has a force Of mer
at work repairing the foundation of the
west end abutment.
There is much complaint about the piles
of eobble stones lying along Bridge street,
They are piled up in the gutter in such q
manner as to render it almost impossible
to back q water cart or delivery wagon up
to the curb in front of the business houses
along the street. The stones belong to
the Bridge Company, and should be dis
posed of in some way Mt once.
Geo. w. Medill left last digit for Phila.
delphia on a purchasing trip.
The Standard mill is undergoing an
entire overhauling in all departments.
They will be of two weeks.
G. L. Scatterday sold his hotel furni-
ture off at auction yesterday. A. NJ.
Shipman, of Martins Ferry, acted as
crier.
On Friday evening Officer Moister was
arresting Dick and John Mcdonald and
Frank Elslicker for drunkenness and dis
orderly, he was forced TO use his club to
bring the boys to time. He succeed in
lodging them in Jail however.
MID 4. iahsic, VI Dun niiiis, ID tno
guest OF friends in the city.
DR.. /. q. Cope, of Colerain, was in the
city yesterday. The doctor thinks he is
some punkins on checkers, and while here
hunted up one Of our local amateurs and
struck him for a game. Out Of five games
the doctor got left five times and was shut
ont twice.
Miss Mollie Hedges left on Friday even
ing for Potomac, w. Va, to spend several
weeks with friends.
T. B. May and C. II. Cauffman, OF the
Standard mill, leave tomorrow morning
for Ogden, Utah Territory. They will be
gone about two weeks and will spend the
time prospecting.
Major James Hill, of Huntsville, is the
guest Of his brother, Col. John Hill, of the
Hill House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17

the bridge over Shempc's run, the partic-
ulars of which are as follows: Gillian Hill
debrand, a mason, was w,rking on an
abutment, when one of the derricks gave
way aud fell, one Of the heavy beams strik-
ing the unfortunate man, causing him to
tall to the creek bed below, q distance of
twenty feet. Upon examination it was
found that that he had sustained a num-
Der of bad bruises aud several COMMISSIONS,
but miraculously no broken bones. A We
hicle was obtained and the man conveyed
TO his home in Wheeling, where he is re-
ported as doing nicely, but it will be some
weeks before he will be able to be out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
RENwOOD.

The Riverside blast furnace was banked
up" yesterday.
1t is said that the forge department OF
the BenwOOd Iron Works will be idle after
this week.
Some shipments of nails were made from
the factory within the past week.
The Riverside steel plant ceased opera
tions Friday.
The congregation of the Lutheran Church
contemplate holding a picnic shortly.
There is a rumor to the effect that the
factory of the Benwood Iron Works will
shortly resume
Miss Kate Herrick returned Wednesday
from q visit to Pittsburg.
Mr.. Thomas Deegan was down at the
county seat Friday.
Prof. F. II. Crago, of Wheeling, was in
town one day last week.
The Princess was compelled again to tie
up on account of low water.
Benwood will probably lose in the neal
future a prominent citizen who has re-
ceived an advantageous offer from another
section of the L. s.
ThsBOard of Education held a meeting
Yesterday morn ny.
Mrs. j. Quigley and son, Master Harry,
are soiourning a few days on the Camp
Ground.
Mrs. Hugh Thompson is the guest OF
friends in Cleveland, o..
Miss Lizzie Vancuren returned yester-
day from a visit to Pittsburg,
Miss Alta NJ. Fordshas returned from a
s%ojourn at WOOdsfield, o.
f. Bowers, Esq, was down at the
County seat yesterday.
Prof. L. j. Parsons, Principal Of The
Cameron schools, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Truax, y popular Main street lady,
will shortly leave on q visit TO her sou in
Ho~lidsysburg, Pa.
Miss Dora Dolbear, a popular young
lady, has returned from a visit TO friends
in indianapolis, Ind.
MI. Christian Policy, proprietor of the
Owens ferrybOat, returned Thursday from
q trip to Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Harry Bowers is on a brief trip Il
P~ittsburg.
Miss Mary Lindaman returned TO hel
home in Wheeling after a pleasant yisi,
here.
Misses Carrie Vance, Anna Policy and
Rosetta Linsley will return this week from
a soiourn in Maiden, W. Va.
The seaside excursionists returned yes.
terday.
Prof W. C. Mathews, of Thompson, W,
Va, and Miss Anna L. McCabe were ap.
pointed teachers of the Gravel street school
by the efficient Board of Trustees at their
meeting Wednesday.
The family of DIR. II. F. Ford removed
to the M~oundsyille Camp Ground Friday.
There are one or sc reports of attempt
ed burglary.
Many of the inhabitants ofthe lower ward
are suffering great inconvenience and dis
comforture this warm weather by the dis,
advantage they are at by not having means
OF obtaining a sufficient supply of drinking
water, the majority having to carry it from
one of the pumps of Centre ward. 1t is
suggested that one or two a~rtesian wells be
put in the waterless district.
Master Albert Serig entertained a num-
Der of his little plsymates at his fathers
residence last evening, the occasion being
his eighth birthday.
A distressing accident occurred Thurs
day afternoon at the construction of the
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Perhaps 1t Was a Side View.
Dakota Bel.

A jamestown photographer claims to
have taken some excellent pictures Of q
cyclone which fingered in that vicinity re-
Gently. When we see one of them we will
feel q good deal more like believing the
story. A photographer who can go out
and set up his machine and face a cyclone
and make it look pleasant and hold its
chin a little higher and keep still long
enough to have its picture taken must have
lots of nerve.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
A PARAPHRAsE.
She who Would be

The Queen of Beauty must look to her
teeth, for q pretty mouth is indispensable
to female loneliness. Brush your teeth
carefully with fragrant S0ZoDoNT and
You will be charmed with the result for II
IA without equal az q dentifriee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
THAR RusIness BOOMING.

Probably no one thing has caused such q
general revival of trade at Logan x Co.'S
drug store as their giving away to their
customers OF so many free trial bottles OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
ton. Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact that
it always cures and never dlsapPolnts.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every hottie warranted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
ROSES.
Ge0rns EhR.

You love the roses-so do /. wish
The sky would rain dow roses, as they rain
From of the shaken bush. Why will IL not.
Then all the valleys would be pink and white,
And son to tread on. They would fall as light
As feathers, smelling sweet; and il would be
Like sleeping aud yet waking all at once.
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DIED.

GIESELER-On Thursday, July IA, at go p.
IL, HENRY GIEsEIEs, So, aged 6s years and IL
months.
Funeral willtake place from his late residence,
al sher7ard. Marshall county, on Sunday, at ? p.
IN. Friends are invited To attend. Interment at
Allen Grove cemetery
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-29
Die ssluth Der eintuanber..ma

sy~~V a.
hdlt an; in 2iperpool bot man nun cine
4naabl grtrasS Sampfer in 9ienf ftellen
mifIen, um ben gnforberungen Der
guropamiiben einigermaBen entfpreden
Su f6nnen, unb in ben beutf6en 9dfen
limmt bic Str6mnng na6 amerita
nod fortpdbrenb su. Bonn l. bis gum
%. bis. Wts. finb in Cattle 8arben sll
Nep Dort ni9t iueniger als 36, 6,635
ginpanberer resiitrirt wOroen, reip.
1852 mebr als mdbrenb Der eorress
ponbiren6en 3eitperiooe bes lebten Sab.
res; re9net man baau, oaB Der Sanuar
8,207, Der sSebruar II, ,423 unb bet
Wadrs 81, 1O0@inmanbe,er bradte, bann
ergiebt fi9 frpeit fur bieies Sabr elm
8eiammt3ufI 6 bon 81 1865 Smmigran'
ten, b. b. 1900 mebr als fur ben
eorresponbirenoen 3eiiraum in 1881,
in pel9em Sabre bic Geiammteinwans
berung AL, ,064 Seelen betrug, uno
$1,000 ipeniger als in 1882, in tpel6em
Sabre bic ginpanberung nit 445, ,450
6eelen beianntli1 ibren 96bepuntt cts
rei1te. Oas Wsebr BON 1852
Der bisberisen ginmanberung fur
1887 fonlmt gr6Btentbeils aus Srlanb
unb aus S6meben; Der fleinere
procentiab fommt ausD DeutI6lanb, bod
pertbeilt ii1 bic beutide ginwanberung
erfabrungsgemdB mebr auf bas ganse
esabr unb lit anbaltenber, tpdbrenb bas
@ros Der iriidlen unb iGtpe0iIGen Gins
uauberer itets i'm 6riibiabr einsutreffen
pfegt. Sm Cattle @aroen f6lieBt man
baraus, baB bic beutide giniuanberung
heuer itdrter ausfallen tpirb, als in ir'
genb einem Sabre felt 1882 unb baB bic
8eiammteinipanberung aus EUROPA
mad ben Ser. Staaten beuer 400, 900
'Seelen unb bariiber erreiben tuirb.
Mu9 iif bic glaiie Der 3ureiienben. als
len Beri1ten 3ufolge, i'm 4lgemeinen
cine before als in friiberen Sabren unb
nur tpenise ber pafiagiere baben bisber
aIs ppaupers1 3uriidgepiejen iperben
muHen. Die meiiten Der einwanbernf
ben Srldnber bleiben in Nep Oort uno
ben Neuenglanbfaaten; bon ben Deuts
i1en unb Seanbinapiern aber fommen
b6llig 80 proeent obne tueiteren UerSug
mad benz groben Wefen, um bier fie
6ilfsquellen entmideIu gu belfen, nit
benen bas 2anb 70 rei9lib geiegnet 1T.
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Der Beipunberung, tueldle bur6 bas
9erifdnbniB Der srOben Sheen oieier
Welt in benz 8olfe erpedt iueroen t6nns
ten. = No6 aber iinb mir ni6t 10 melt,
unb tper peiB. OBJ mir es ie 10 melt NIT 6en'
ieniaen GlalIen fommen lafien follen,
tpeIde fir uns arbeiien miiiien, banit
mir fur fie benten f6nnen, unb tpel1e
au ibrem @lade ni9ts ipeiter bebiirfen,
als i6ren pHug unb ibren 8ottl ales,
mas meiner Mnii9t mad 5u tpiini9en
tpdre, iif, baB bieier Soft in ibrer Wors
ffellung fein rei9er, rd9enber, 5ornlger
Serr 3eboatb, ionoern Der liebeube, Der.
f6bnenbe Soft bes @briifentbums fell
I'm nun mein 8lei9niB nod einmal
auf Sic, gndbiges Jrdulein, suriid3us
fiibren, muB i6 piebeybolen, baB Sbr
Blab nur ba 1T, mo- man Sbre Sheen
unb 8etrsbuugen berifebt unb Sie auf
bas ebnen gebabren6e piebeital ttellt.
Damn iperben sic erit sliidlid fein uno
fidb eber nit Sbrem S66pfer peri6bnen,
als in ber grbitterung iiber ben Sic
bier umsebenben reIisi0fen Starrlinn
unb sSrrpabn. Dem 0olfe finb sic
cine Jeinbin, neil es Sic fiir cine Sem
bin oefen bdlt, mas inn bas 9elligite
1T = ieines 8laubens. Wer in ieinen
9lugen aus benz 8erbanbe ber 9riltlis
den @emeini1aft fdieb, Der 1T aus benz
1erbanbe ber Meni@beit getreten. Der
bort ibm auf, Elm Meien bon Jleii9 unb
Blut 3u iein. limb tpenn es bann nidt
alIobalo bas Strafgeridt iiber einea
iolden, ieiner Meinung mad, f6peren
Wlifetbdter bereinbre9en febt, 10 bes
tra9tet es ibn als Der gOttli9en Wa9t
entriidt, unter benz S@ube einer anbe'
rem: ber bes Seufels!
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
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= Gin beiteres MiBberfdnoniB bat
ben pIilmarer anseiger" ramtlibes
Organ ftr ben 9lmtsgeridbtsbeairt Stunts
tel iotpie fiir ben 6leden 0illmar" Dos
au gebra9t, benz beutiben &ronprin3en'
paare am %. gldrs b. S.-neue gltern.
freuben au3uf9reiben! Das Bldtt1en
meIbete ndmlid gana ernftbaft ON ber
Stibe ieiner p8ermiI9ten gta9ri9tenA
bu9fdbli1 Solgenbes:
Berlin, %. Nfdr3. @efern Mors
gen, gegen 1 Ibr, finb Sbre G6nigl.
Sobeit, bic @emablin oes Gronpria3en,
aur 6reube bes gnnsen 36nigli9en
6auies unb aller untertbanen BON ei'
mem prinsen gliidliG ertbunben tpors
ben, peI6es Wa9mittaes gegen 4 ubr
Der &eioens permittelf breimaliser Mb.
feuerung bDn "a i'm 2uitgarten aufges
fabrenen 9anonen befannt gentabt
tpurbe."
Die guten YiImarer uno &unfler
m6gen fi9 nibt tuenig geiuunbert baben.
iiber bieien, fart berfpdteten 6inberfes
gen i'm 6auie oes 3ronprin3en, bis he
in Der nddfen gaummer ibres Wo1en-
blattes pabri9einli@ bic 4uffldrung ers
balten baben, bic bas v8erliner 3ages
blatt bra1te unb bic bier folgt: gln ber
Spite Der 2otalna6ri9ten unierergtum'
mer bon %. Wdr3 bra9ten mir als bis
foriIGe &eniniseena ben Wortlaut Der
in Der 26nisl. prib. Berlinii@en 3eis
tung am 20. Mdr3 1897 ber6ffentli9ten
.Museige bon Der 6ebnrt unieres ieBigen
Raiiers. Dieie Nn;eige itiumt nit Der
bon benz senannten proDiu3bldtt6en
pubIi3irten Seniationsna6ri9t bis auf
gerinse abdnberungen tu6rtli9 iibereiu.
Sie 9ebaftion bes v8illm. Mu3.~ bot
,tur bic neunsisidbrige @eburtsauseige,
tpeI1e bur9 beionberen Druid berporges
ben mar, seIeien, obne bic bOranqebens
ben unb na6folgenben 3eilen Su beads
ten. Der Serr Rebatteur oes Bldtts
1ens slaubte mabri9einli@. bas
Neueite au lefen, mas in Berlin
palFrt 1T, unb bat f9 beeilt, feline
2eier BON bem freubisen greignib
fofort in QenntniB su ieben-allerbings
iisinsig Sabre su fpdt!
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Rurioie Beamtenbeleib il
QuftQ

9ln ben decentralization Be
amten eines Wiener Be3irfsgeri6ts ge'
langte folsenbe Melbung zines Si6ers
beiisma6tmaHnes:
vllnter 8erufuns auf meinen 9ienits
eio erfaite id bic gsbori6amite Wels
bnng, baB Der 8aitmirtb 6ran3 g., als
id ibn barauf aufmertiam ma6te. baB
bic pOliseilidbe Sperritunoe ba wdre
unb er bas 2ofal id5lieben mbse, mir
3urief: Sbnen m0tbt' miinid'n, bob
mel 6rau Sbre S6tpiegermutter unb
mel S6wieaermutter Sbr' 6rau Wdr'
bann ndr'ns g'ipiB nimmer 70 aufge.
blaien, oa wdr'ns gan3 ifab Gill;"
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s,aotoe nor i'm yy,intsr iibIid,eu @r

-Sn6olee Der i'm @inter iibli6en gr'
ndbrings peiieu. benz Wangel on gewes
aung in frii6er 2uft tuirb oas pbpfii9e
Spffem in ieinen 5uuttionen 3uriidges
balten. 9lper's Sariaparila 1T bas
geeignethe Wlittel beim Griblingsbegins
ne, un ben Appetit su itdrten, bas Sps
fem su frdftigen, unb bas Slut bon al
len unreinen Stofen gu reinigen.
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8efonbere aus5ei@nung.
Batter eau feinem @Obne): Sch,
3arI. thu mir ben Gefallen uub luerfe
ben suorinsli6en Meni9en binaus!4
Saufrer: n@ott, ipie nobel =
bur9 ieinen eisenen Sobu min er mer
IafI'n hinausmerfen +
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= Sn Der Ndbe Der Sniel Jormofa
iant Der BON Singapore fOmmeilbe eng'
liide 9ampfer uBentOn", iuobei etpa
140 WenI6en ertranfen. gs paren
lauter Malapen unb fein ein3iger guros
pder unter ibnen.
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Ma6t Cure Beifelungen fur Sta
6elbrabt, slatten 9rabt, giienbIe9,
2upferbled unb 26tbe bel piper &
g 9ultbeB 249 Marfst Str.
Gpart @eIb ug6 3eit.
@arantie siir uiebrigite Wsarftpreiie.
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Staat Obio, Stabt Solebo, !
OuroR Entftffh 6 g

CuCuS VUuIttpt .. ..
ssrant 8. gbenen, i6tp6rt bierau, Der
6aupt @ef9dftstbeilbaber Der Girma
S. s. @beneD & Co., etablirt in bieisr
Gtabt, su ieir, unb baB bieie Jirm fiir
iebes GatarrbIeiben, meldes bur9 oas
BON ibr fabrieirte Sall's @atarrb Sure
mi6t beieitigt pirb, bic Summe bon
800 3u entridten bereit it,"
go bef9moreu uno untersei6net pOr
mir beute, 6. Sec. 1886.
EAA u. W. glsafon,
G& Oeifentl. 0otar.
P. S.-Sall's gatarrb Cure tpirb ins
nerli1 aneeipanbt unb tpirft auf bas
8Iut unb bic Sdleimbdute. Dan bers
Ianse 3eusnifie.
s. 8. Gbenep & Co., Solebo, Sb.
n6- gu baben in allen Ipotbeten.
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- Sas gr6Bte 2ager BON @emebr.
unb &epolbersp patronen uno 9iilfen bet
piper & g duItbeB.
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Cost an6 founo.

| OST,-BanksBookl No. 1G6575 on Dry
IL Dock Savings Bank ANY person having claims upon
SAID book called upon present the same To inc Bank
within thirty days or The viii be declared cancelled
anu ehuhgulshrd aud issued III lieu lneIeol.
| OSf or STOLEN from one OF our clients IN
- TIL. ny after October 20 1856, Ten ONO 1ou,en
Income Bonds Of thousand dollars each nunnrrs %,
ebS inclusive All persons cautioned against negotiating
them Address Information TO
DECkER, HOWELL Il co, % Bfoai"V'
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To the holders of certificates for Stock
General Mortgage Bonds and Collat
eral Trust Bends of the Wabash, st.
Louis and Pacific Railway Company.

The Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF Missouri In
which the Mortgage osed has directed the
Purchasing Committee within rby DAYS from Dee emhr 81
1856 million collars and give security IN the further
of million dollars In addition To hundred And
twenty-five thousand dollar already paul for the discharge
OF Receivers debts and 10 take from its Receivers the
property In their hands
The Circuit Illinois has appointed It's own iecever
OF chief The Mississippi and the
above mentioned viii not 10 the Committee tho
pTesent possession Of those lines.
Your Committee .hnk II their duty under The agreements
which they acting 10 ask from the parties IN nteest
preston Of Their Wishes before pending the funds III
all the property intended 10y tho agreements a. The basis OF
reorganization and tho issue O stock and debentiro
bOBhA
other hand Committee believe that by making
the required payments they VIII receive full equivalent III
the property held by tho Missouri Receivers AMI ey
terms satisfactory 10 ali lnterestA
Your Committee there desire Opin on on the
question Of their future action
They consider manea,ly best for yOur interests 10
mako the required by the Missouri Count and TO s
the fund ia o control to eject the reorganization htch
by the agreement Of July 49, lHs far amt IN such way as
In their Judgment be practicable that they Will adopt
this course unless you generally disapprOve.
Al the time they notice that any holders VINO
prefer and surrender hr ccrtcacs Tor STOCK
within twenty days viii the amount paid thereon
less their OF the already pad OUT ny
the Committee their property ami for
Blank forms for reply be Obtained 81 The com
mittees room. No. 1916 Broadway. Now.York
An imme.iate reply IL Imperative
New.lork. Jan. ID 1897
JAMES +. JOY.
THOMAS IL. lit RBARD pn,cb. .,nr Commttee.
EDGAR r. WELLES, '''e
u. d. Ashley.
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holm DOUGALL & CO.-Whereas John

ponga, Of Ncw.NoTk city. and Anthony NJ Cochrane.
New YORK city than five PRIOR To lth
August 1886 business the city ol New YORK.
as general coartner and 10y tho firm name OF John
Donga said had and has ITS principal place of
business IN the CITY, County and state OF Newlork aud
whereas about Two years prior hereto James DunO"u
pougAl became partner In said firm. ana
whereas the slid John Douga dL and the undersigned
the surviving being dcsOus OF continuing the bsl
ness and tho OF the hrm Of John Dougall Co.,
aforesaid:
Now, therefore, We Anthony NJ COchranc whose place OF
abode Is New York CITY, and James Duncan Dong whose
place Of abode Flushing Long Island. \. do certlY
that We the persons formerly dealing under sad hrn
name partners the said John Dougal ana ns aiOsa
and that intend Ia continue said business ana me use Oh
and 10 deal said firm oil John Dougall & CO.
ANTHONY NJ. COCHRANE
J. ID. DOUGALL.
htae OF New York. city and County OF Nr" otR, So
ON tins LIST day vi tobeI hS before me personally
Anthony NJ tOchTane James Duncan DOugal poth 70
me known and known Ia 10 be the pos III
anu who executed tho foregoing nsti uncpt anu seNefan
WILLIAM BARKER,
Notary Public (2iOl. n. Y. Co
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1)ropcsa.s.
AQrEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 200, Stewart Building. No go broadway,
NEM-NORK Jau Is 1aS7 \

INV OKk, jan %, 1851 }
lO CONTRACTOR9.-Bid or proposals for
a. uohg the work and furnishing the materials called for
Az form OF cor tract ME IN tho Office u the
commissioners the Section 10
"a s sew Croton Aqueduc being the New Gate House at
32st IN the city OF NewYok will be received at this
uh frday the llth day OF February 1881 al o'clock
H. ~ WHICH place aud hour they Will be publicly opened
w Aqneduct Comm ssOners and the award Of the
tract Tor doing said furnishing materials will
ticabe w '0"- ''NN' - -
ahk forms OF said approx contract and the specifications
ad bi or proposals. and proper envelopes for their
..osute, AMI form bonds aud tho plans Tor said
ok ana all other Information required BE- obtained at
nv aOove once OF tie Aqueuct Commissioners applea
uon 10 The secretary.
bY order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
,o,. . .. JAMES G. SPENCER, President
JOHN c. SHEEHAN, Secretary. +
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TO GEORGE IT. STICK%EN, Defendant;
IL. foregoing Summons served you by publication
Hon. = Burdctte HYATT one OF
the Justices Of the court OF New Ork dated the SO
da OF December. lSNG aud filed with the complaint IN tho
office oil the Clerk City Court 1T the CITY Hail In said
Cny, on the 3lst day OF December, lHSd.
PRED ST. LITrLEFIELD.
Plaintiffs Attorney
No. ljG BIOlway
New. YORK city
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NEwYoRK, Thursday Jan. Of. 1897
The following sales held at the Exchange ana Auction